That is so cute, what a great job on it.

Wow!

Very pretty. Love the colors you used

Oh my gosh, how did you ever do that. the pieces would be so small you'd have to use tweezers. Great job.

Really nice!

wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that is beautiful. Such tiny pieces!

That is amazing!!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Really pretty and I like your color choices.

Pretty and sooo small :thumbup:

Oh, heavens, I hate to think how tiny those pieces are. Your quilt is great, tho.

You must have lots of patience. lol

Wow, that is fantastic.

So tiny! Great work!

Striking color choice. I love it. You are far braver (and more talented) than I. Thanks for sharing.

It is an amazing little, teeny, tiny star quilt and I love how it looks!! Good job!

that is awesome,I am not that brave

Very cool! Looks like a block from Dear Jane..brings back the memories! Great job!

Love it. You are very talented.

WOW!! great work

Wow - it's beautiful.

It turned out very pretty, nice job.

So precise - great job!

Wow!! And I have trouble with fullsize stars!!! :)
kathyd

WOW!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing. What patience you must have.

Impressive! I love your color combo

Those are the tinyest little pieces. The quilt is lovely especially with the mix of colors you chose. I would love to see the whole quilt when it is done.

beautiful and love your colors :)

That would be great as framed art! It is so stricking the way you've used the colors. Sweet :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Wow you've done well

Wow you've done well

Wow! Amazing! Wonderful work of art
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

Wow! My niece thinks it is Thumblina sized.

What a beautiful star. It would be great for a pillow front. I don't do big quilts but would love to have this pattern to do a pillow. Where can I find the pattern?
Thanks so much for sharing this little beauty.
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The pattern is a feathered star, which is a traditional pattern. However, Cindi Edgerton has miniature patterns printed on tissue paper, you can find the patterns in local quilt shops and on her website here: http://www.averyspecialcollection.com/foryou.htm

Marsha McCloskey also does a lot of feathered stars and she's written a couple of books about them. I think the smallest pattern I've seen that she wrote was a bit bigger - the small pieces are 1/2 inch in hers, compared to the 1/4 inch pieces in the one I did.

Cindi's patterns are paper-pieced, while Marsha's patterns use templates.

What a great placemat that could be made like this for anyone's special pet. Love it.
GJoyce

I didn't even know you could make a quilt that small. I love it.

All i can say is WOW WOW WOW Beautiful work

so intricate, thanks for sharing such a cute project.

I like it and nice work . I can barely see it never mind make one that small ...lol